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A BOOK swindler has been operating in
Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana and Tennessee,
claiming to represent the Herchants' Lii
brary Association Of Chicago, mythical
concern.
THE salary Of Sub-Treasurer Sutton, of
Cincinnati, has been reduced from q, 500 to
1900.
SUIT has been fled by the Government
against Freiberg & Workum, Cincinnati,
for noncompliance with tho internal
revenue laws.
A PETITION will be presented to the Ohio
Senate, signed by 1,88l persons, asking for
the submission Of an amendment pr0vid-
ing for women suffrage. 0n
JAMES DUsHA went insane ct Manhattan.
and invading school chased all the child
rem out. He chased the pretty school
ma'am, who jumped clear through the
window. ."H
JEvFERsoNvILLE council was to on local
option. The Mayors vote decided In favor
Of the law.
WEsTERvILLx, Franklin County, 10 stirred
up over the discovery Of natural gas vt
Harlem, near that place. They have done
no boring, but content thsnsslves BY firing
the gas which escspes fron , crevioe in
the rocks.
TIE Cincinnati Edison Electric ulumin-
ating Company has increased its capital
stock from $4,000 TO q, ,oeooW
ALxx. PACKER, . lshorer Of 6pringdsle,
Hamilton County, drank quartet whisky
furnished to him by . drunken companion,
John Hoffman, and expired soon after Of
congestion Of the brain. tHs
Hon. JoHN saEaNAx hes pureAased ono
hundred acres Of land on he outAkirts Of
Fndlay, for which hs pays o4eoo 0sh.
ALS.Rr kCDoxALD was jailed st No
Arthur, for trying 70 kill his faaAsr with
IN axe.
JoHx FowLsR, Of AoeAsstsr, vas fatally
shot By . crowd Of youAg roughs while
returning from church.
= W. HAMILTON, ef LagAn County, clerk
n ths Treasury DepartnAnA Atse q Wssh,
iagtoa . few deya -.
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An Easthaake.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 5.-An extensively felt
earthquake visited portions of Missouri,
Southern Illinois and Indiana, Sunday
morning, being most severe at tTerre Hsuts,
Evansville, Springfield, Centralia and
Hillsboro. No damage was done anywhere.
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Local 0ptlen In nisssuri.

JEFFERSON CRY, Feb. 2.-The upper
house Of the Missouri Legislature has
passed q local option bill providing that
the question Of prohibition shall be sub
mitted to vote in any county Of the State,
upon petition Of one-tenth Of its qualified
voters.
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NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 8-Msrgsret A.
Murphy was arrested Ut Q funeral .to-day
for pocket-picking. She has been living in
good circumstances for years OF her thiev.
cry, and her operations were confined en-.
tirely 70 funerals.
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Jansen 10 Be Juouad ier Liie.

CHICAGO, Feb. 2.-Henry Jansen, who
murdered his wife ON the night Of Novem-
Der %, last, was sentenced to the peniten.
tiary for life by Q jury last evening.
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Vhs 0eess or Reess ssatssest.

BsoOxLrN, NY, Fsb. 4.-Chsrles Ogden
ferris, alias Sir Roger Tichborne, who was
convicted. Of frsudulently obtaining PEN
sion from the Government, was to-day SEN
fenced 70 Ave years. imprisonment in the
Erie penitentisry.
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PARIS, Feb. 2-President Grevy, in Paris,
and King Leopold, in Brussels, to-day con-
versed by telephone.
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A Nsgrs lyaehsd.

ATLANTA, Ga, Feb. 8.-Rumor reaches
here from Chattanooga County that q
negro had been lynched there for outrsg.
ing the daughter Of T. A. Kendrick.
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KANSAS CITY, No., Feb. 4.-Chss. Talbot,
che Memphis hotel clerk who decampsd
with Fanny Davenport's diamonds, was
captured today in this city.
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CHARLESTON, W. Va, Feb. 4.-The Prohi.
bition amendment was voted down in the
West Virginia Senate, by II tot.
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Lt15Ls eocx. ARE.s yeb. A.-onow, fell
hesa last night 70 ths dspsh of - inch.
1As stsrn 10 general, sstssdisg sllevsr
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( Nsv YoaE, Feb. IA great revival 10 In
progress In DR.. Talmage's church, In
1rookiyn: 10 far Anoo persons have bssa
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old Lady Crying ON youthful hat)
-"I hardly know which to select"
Saleswoman-''Shall ] send both,
madam, 90 that the young lady may
choose for herselfP' Old Lady Qeav-
ing NATURALIZATION nesd not send
either. miss; win look elsewhere.
Haypev's Bax0r.
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-"The Boston typographical Union
is 70 experiment with TerpGichore," IL
the way the advertiser announc. the
printers' ball. The printers' lines win
. that time fall In pleasant places. end
The round dsncss win justify an en-
beace.-LeWsU Oburter.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-27
PERPETUAL PACKING.
A Great In ustry TO be Opened In
Los Angeles.

In few days there will be organized
great company to engage in the busi-
ness of pork packing and the preserva'
ton of meats by cold storage. The com.
pany will make the packing and curing
of meats perpetual. All kinds of meat
will be preserved in a perfect coudition
and butter, lard and fruit will be pre-
served indefinitely by this company.
A site has been selected between the
two grea. transcontinental railways and
q switch Ira ok will be laid from each
railway for the receipt and shipment OF
property. When this company com.
nences operations there will be no need
of sending to Kansas City, st. Louis or
Chicago for hams, lard or canned meats.
The meat will be produced here in
abundance, the market will be open all
the year and the people can. get their
toothsome spare-ribs in July as we'll as
in January, while pigs feet will come
out of ice chambers fresh and delicious
in all days of the year. BY this estab'
lishment Los Angeles will become the
great stock and poultry market of the
Pacific Coast and thousand persons
will fad employment in the various
branches Of the business This new
manufactory will be one of vast import.
ance to the city OF Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-27
TaE p.s.lOEFI.E.
Lacey Prefers Admtnisterfns
Oaths and Beating Carpets.

Lacey Prefers Administcrins g
Oaths and Beating Carpets.
Yesterday the dispatches stated that
the President wouli probably overlook
the claims of all gentlemen who have
been spoken OF for the Los Angeles Post
mastership and appoint some man who is
not thought of. Sidney Lacy, who is
understood to have the strong endorse
ment of Senator Hearst, said last even
ing: 81 have neverwritten the scratch
of pen asking for the position, and l
would rot now walk across the street to
get it.. l would take it as great COM
pliment il the office were offered to me,
and | think it would only be
an net Of reciprocity on the part OF
the Democrats to uffer it to me, tor !
have worked hard for the party for
fifteen years, and spent many thousands
of dollars of my own hard money with.
out the hope or expectation OF reward.
don't know that / would ever accept
the position, but it would be small
return and acknowledgment OF the
many years hard service have
put in in the cause of Democracy.
Senator Hearst is for me OF course. That
gentleman has some of the sentiment
of gratitude underlying bis nature, and
he remembers how strongly advocated
him tor Governor four years ago, when
was delegate to the State Conven-
tion, and how hard I worked for his
election as United States Senator short
time ago, Hearst is not like good
many men whom have worked for-he
favors. Some people forget
them between two days. | suppose
will be knocked out, but that will make
me no less of Democrat. The only
thing is that hereafter will work great
deal harder for party and not
so much for persons, unless l know
them to be true blue" Lacey, with a
look, said; 81 believe in pro-
pinquity, but at the same time l have q
great regard for reciprocity" l don't
need the Office particularly, as l have or.
ders ahead to beat II 900 yards OF car
pet and that will keep the machine
warm for some days to come. lam
just as proud of the name Sidney Lacey,
Notary Public and Carpet Beater, as l
would be of Sidney Lacey, Postmaster.
The only thing is that see myself
now being opposed by men for
whom have put in many
lays hard labor in a political
way, and for whom / have spent many
\ dollar. 1t is also little peculiar that
every one of the present applicants far
the position signed my. petition when it
was first circulated, and SC numerous
y signed by the business men, and
which petition is now on file in Wash.
ngton. But it is all right. Twill feel
ented if the position is offered
ne, and if l don't get it, l hope the
, her fellow will handle my letters all
light, and rot let any orders for carpet
beating which may be put in the post
,fficc for me 60 astray."
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-27
Financial.

tations We're: Three per cent. 100; four per
cent. coupons. 2sss; Az per cent. coupons.
Grande. 30; Louisville and Nashville, COZ
Michigan Central, 30; Kansas and Texas,
317s New York Central, 12s4 NorthernPacific
29ss; preferred. 6lss; Northwestern, 1895
Oregon Improvement, $751; Oregon Navi-
CATION, 2H; oregon Transconhnental, 34;
Texas Pacific. third assessment paid 30H;
U. P, SIS; United States Express, "a;
Wells. Fargo & Co.'S Express. %; West
ern Union Telegraph, 76lS
NEW YORK, Aptil 26 Money on call easy.
ranging ~ to per cent; closing at 4@fla.
Prime mercantile paper, 5a5k.
Sterling exchange dull but steady at 1861
@iS,a for sixty days. Bills. 4s754 g4ss on
demand.
NEW YORK, April Polar silver, 9,H.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 26.-The, following
are the closing prices:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-27
IInnccessarY NIisery

probably ss much misery comes from
habitual constipation as from any derange-
ditiicult to ccre, for the reason that no one
iires to take the medicines usually pre-
scribed. Hamburg Figs were prepared to
obyiste this dificulty, and they will be
children: rs cents; at all druggists. J. j..
Mack & Co. proprietors, San Francisco.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-27
FINANCE AND TRADE
A Review ef the Day,s Tra ansac-
ttOns.

A Review es the Day's Transac.
ttOns.
NEW YORK, April 26.-The Stock Market
to-day was again weak and material declines
were established on almost everything on
the active list OF stocks with the exception
of Jersey Central which displayed consid
cradle firmness, while the remainder OF the
list was generally heavy for most Of the
day. The market was heavy at the open
ing and continued weak until nearly noon;
general rally then occurred, and in some
cases early were regained, but in the after
noon the general market was dull and stag
nant. Little progress was made in either
direction after 2 P. M. when selling was
again renewed ana the market closed
active but weak and in most cases closed
lowest OF the day. Government bonds, dull
and steady.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-27
1900 Acres In this County,

On the coast and near railroad, are offered
at a great bargain by II. W, Mills, Is Court
street. This tract contains 5000 acres choice
farming land, 900 acres of the best graz
ing lands and 1000 acres OF poor land. The
eOOo acres of farm land are worth about as
much as is asked for all.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-27
New Town OF Huntington.

Tomorrow at 10 A. NJ. sharp. at 25 First
street. corner of Spring street. only chance
~ hny splendid res 'dencs lots at half value
Next week they will be largely advanced.
FIRST come first served.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-27
Nou,hLos angela.

Half.acre lots. sl60 per lot; $40 omonthly pay.
ments; no interest. Southern California
Land Company, 244 North Main street. Baker
Rlr ok
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-27

SAN FRANCISCO, April %. There has not
been wheat charter drawn at this port in
would not be another until there is break
in wheat, which may not occur nutll the
end of next month when all season con-
tracts will be off and will be cancelled by
actual delivery or settlement
Wbeat-Firm; buyer season, " 9l5s; buy
er '57, $204; May Sl.83Z; June 'S7. SISSY
July, 81 .S5: spot season storage paid st.s211.
Barley-Weaker; buyer season, $l.16lz
buyer 'S7, $l.24; No. brewing buyer season,
S18011.
per 4 GENITAL: small yellow, sl.l5G1.20
white, $l.15@1.20.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-27
Huntingtun.

The level among the foothlll towns. Sale
Thnrsday. April 2Sth, 10 A. NJ. Ofice of
Wiesendanger & Bonsall, Los Angeles Ma.
tional Bank Block.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-27
AM After Hun1inQtOn,

Wealthy citizens of Pasadena and San Ca
briel have been trying to buy lots In beauti.
full Huntington, but our motto is: First
come, first served, at 10 A. \. tomorrow
25 First street, corner OF Spring.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-27
FOREIGN.

LONDON, April 26.-The mar ket for foreign
securities closed fiat owing to the news
turbing nature. American securities were
flat and in general sympathy, ana closed at
the lowest.
PARIS, April 26, p. M.-Three per cent
rentes are 70 francs and 80 centimes, q de-
cline OF 65 centimes from yesterdays clos
ing prices.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-27
The California Co-Operative COl-
NnY.

The Board OF Directors take pleasure in
anne unciug that the first series OF stock OF
200 shares have besn tsk en-, and that a new
series will be open for subscription soon at
advanced prices. The colony enterprise is
now an assured success. Offices in rooms
8 and 4, Newell Block, West First street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-27
Bethunc.

Look out for great bargains in the new
town of Bethune, foon to be sold at Russell,
Cox & Co.'S office.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-27
To-day, To-day. To-day, To.
Day.

To day go to Huntington, and pick out your
lots Tomorrow deposit $25 each on them
at 25 First street, Los Angeles, at 10 A. M.
sharp. First come, first served. S25 depos-
lied may earn 5000 in a week. Don't forget,
tomorrow, to morrow, to. morrow.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-27
Hunting ton Bears Inspection.

GO and see this magnificent new town
site on the 8. G. v. railroad. Sale Thurs
day, April 2sth, l0A. NJ, corner Spring and
First streets. WIEsENDANGEr & BoNsALL.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-27

Nry YORK. April 26.-Petroleum steady ,
hut firm to strong, opening at 635s; highest,
64A; lowest, 6s; closed, 6a1s Sales, 9s,ooJ
hills
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-27
Ch,cago meat Market,
PetrOleum.

CHICAGO, April 26, = Pork firm; cash
I2O. so per barrel; May and June, $40 70.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-27

Are coming In greater numbers than ever
next season, and all who buy Ivanhoe lots
at first prices will be sure OF the safest in
vestment in Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-27
Important sale.
Eastern Tourists

| I48 lots sold In Ivanhoe in one day to one
wise investor. Remember that present
prices stand only until June LIST.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-27
The Grain Markets.
DOMESTIC.

Silver bars-Per cent discount. 25t@2eh
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1887-01-01

All unfortunate affair occurred a
few evenings ago, IL short distance
below Raceland.
Thomas Bourgeois, was a young
man whom rumOr says VAS paying
his respects to IA daughter of Gus
tave Autrement.
Some evenings previous, a nun
Der of yonng men went into Autre
ment's premises and made consid
cradle noise; Autrement Old going
out Of his dwelling could see or
hear no one On the night of the
trouble, Bourgeois went TO Autre
ment's house, stepped upon the
gallery and made a noise, probably
intending bis actions as u joke.
Autrement demanded in q loud
voice, several Gtimes, "Who is
there ~ without obtaining any res
pOnse.
Aiming himself with . gun, he
suddenly threw open his door, when
Bourgeois advanced, and received
the load in his body killing him in
stantly. When tho neighbors ar
rived, Autrement was shocked to
discover who it was that he had
slain.
Autremeut came to ThibOdaux
and surrendered and was placed in
prison. A preliminary examination
was held on Thursday and the &C
cused was released.
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On December q, 1885, Judge
Knobloch sentenced the following
persons who had been found guilty
during the term of the District
Court just ending.
Louis Lavigne, charged with
murder, found guilty of manslaugh
ter. Is years in the penitentiaIy.
James Washington, m~anslaugh
ter, 3 months, in the penitentiary.
Sam. Thomas, shooting with in
tent to commit murder, Is years in
the penitentiary.
Charles johnson, Burglary, IA
years in the penitentiary-
Deputy sheriff Frost left on Wed
uesday, for Baton Rouge, with
Louis Lsvigne, Charles johnson,
Nathan Taylor, and James Wash
ingtou whom he has doubtless hand
I'd over 20 tho proper authorities.
Their services in repairing and
building lsvees will be highly sppre
ciated.
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Rev. DR.. &. NJ. Atkinson paid q
visit to his friends of the Church
at Centreville on Christmas eve.
He came across u Christmas
tree, off of which was gathered IL
large box of goods, groceries and
merchandise generally, consisting
OF everything useful and needful
about his house, from Il bolt of cot
ton to a cornucopia of peppermint
candy.
The doctor is as earnest an ad
mirer of Santa Klaus as his grand
children are, aud thinks his breth
rem and sisters in Centreville are
splendid people, and worthy of es
TEEN and admiration.
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THE EYE.

1t is simply wonderful, the repu
ftatiOn Hawes' spectacles and eye
glasses have attained throughout
the United States /; they are known
from the Atlantic to the Pacific,an ID
the reputation is built upon real
merit. Testimonials from the most
eminent men of the country are
given who have had their sight i'm
proved by their 3
All eyes fitted by J. T. Thibo
deaux, druggist, Thibodaux, La
Every pair warranted.
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Among the New Orleans items
of news on December % inst, is the
following, that may be of interest
to many readers of the SENTINEL /:
j. NJ. Walsh has asked q reepite
of one and two years of his creditors.
Assets, 4lO1,411,25 liabilities, ~.
$1,000. A meeting of creditors is
called before J. F. Allan, notary
public, on Jan. %,
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A reading room will be opened
at the commencement of the new
year, in the room above J. T. Thib
Odeaux's drug store, where q large
assortment Of newspapers will be
kept on file, and in connection with
the room a circulating library will
be maintained.
This will be an admirable OppOr
tunity to obtain good reading mat
ter and spend ~ pleasant hour; at
little expense.
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Capt. Lorio, Tax Collector, warns
tax payers that time is up for the
payment of State and Parish taxes,
All bills not settled are liable to a
penalty of 2 per cent per month
from this date until paid. Yhis ia
an important item that should not
be neglected.
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The Old Year has passed away !
With its joys, with its pleasant
memories, with its gayeties, with
its sadness, with its sorrows, 1886
has passed into history, never to
return. 1t has been a year that
leaves but few "reminiscences that
one will wish to recall. Financial
pressure, poor crops aud poorer
prices have weighed upon the
hearts of the great majority.
But as it disappeared a brighter
lining to the dark future seems to
be ushered in with the entrance of
the New Yeal..
The time for a change for the bet
ter is approaching, aud appearan
ces Indicate that it is near at baud.
The SENTINEL wishes its readers
and friends a happy, happy New
Year, and trusts that 1887 will lift
the burdens from the oppressed, re
move the dismal financial clouds
that darken its entrance, and IL
months hence leave us all, with
pleasant memories, aud light hearts
and renewed energies,
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The cold wave has become unruly
of late Twice it was ordered down
this way, and two times it didn't
ONE It's a shame to have a man
carrying his Overcoat Oh his arms
all day, expecting the cold wave to
come bowling along, anc then have
no occasion to use it.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth Judicial District Court, Par
ish of Lafourche. -


So Whereas, Raymond Knight, of said parish,
has made application to tiie.iabove;Cou to
be Observation-Disclosures of the, said success
sion.
Now, therefore. al parties Interested arc
hereby wsrned and notified to produce iu this
Office within ten days following the present
notice, any objection which they may have to
the said applicant, otherwise the said appli.
cant will be appointed according to law.
(>~) Witness my hand and the impress
Ills. : of the seal of my office, at ~1hibodaux
<~) this LIST day Of January, 1887.
(SixAed) j. w. kNOBLOCH,
Clerk Of ssid Court
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I'd to cure Chil!s and Fever,
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
goth Judicial District Court, Par
ish Of LafOurche.
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SAIUhDA1 THE 9TH DAY OF FEBRUARY
1887.
bel wcen the hours OF ii o'clock A. NJ. and 4
O'Clock L. NJ. the following described property
belonging to the defendants, to wit:
All anu singular that certain plantation Or
tract OF land together with the buildings and
improvements thereon and all rights, ways
and ap2urtenances thereuntO belonging, in
Guiding all innles. carts. wagons, farming i'm
plements and all articles OF property thereon
or tbereunto attached and used in the cultiva
ton thereof ami all rights, ways aud priv
leges Thereto appertaning situated lying and
be ls III the Parish of LatOurche aforesaid on
the lett descending bank vi Bayou l.atourche
IN this State, about thirty-six miles below the
Town II Thibodaux in the lower part of
wLlch was formerly known IA the Harang
plantation and having IL trout Of about forty
nve arpehts more or less on said Bayou La
io1rcile ny Il depth OF forty arpents more or
less. Said plantation is composed of two
tracts OF lands divided by what is known as
the Blanc Canal with its appurtenant
laLds and the upper one OF said two tracts of
land Is bouLted On tae upper side by lands
now Or formerly OF Iheophile Harang and on
the lower sade by a ilue drawn parallel 60
SAID Canal 1T o distance Ut one hundred feet
from the middle Ut said lana! and running
BACK from said Bayou Lafourche, the whole
depth Of fOrty-hvc arpcnts more or less IND
the lower tract Of said two parcels Of land is
bounded OIL the lower side by lands Of Ernest